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Jesus and Psalm 22: Sorrow and Satisfaction
When Jesus was crucified on His Cross, the last words He spoke before he died are extraordinary examples of what was in His heart. Jesus cried out “My God, my [...]
Pastors and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s Nonviolence
Pastors often struggle to discern how to advocate for social change when public advocacy is so fraught with the possibilities of violence, division, and partisan power. Pastor Dr. Martin Luther [...]
The Psalm on the Cross: Learn More about Psalm 22, Christ’s Song of Sorrow and Victory
Psalm 22 is a pilgrimage from the depths of pain and suffering to the final proclamation of victory. Jesus knew the entire psalm by heart and understood the psalm as [...]
Too Tired to Pray: What I Learned About Prayer When Words Wouldn’t Come
The day no words would come Whenever I’m with my family and I make a dumb joke, my parents like to roast me by saying that they look forward to [...]
Approaching 2021 as an Anglican Church Leader: Will Things Ever Be Normal Again?
When will we be back to some kind of normal? Generally, January is annual report time for Anglican Churches. Most churches will have an annual meeting to update the congregation [...]
Can Habits Make us Holy?
Does changing your habits change your life? Can you become healthier, happier, or holier if you incorporate new, small daily habits into your life? I decided to start this year [...]
Did God Forsake Jesus? Take A Closer Look at Psalm 22
“My God, my God, why have You forsaken Me?” These were the dying words of Jesus as he hung on the cross on Mount Calvary. But what did He mean [...]
9 Best Practices for Your Church Vestry
It is that time of year when new Vestry members are elected, selected, and then seated as their congregation’s leadership board. Usually, there is an outgoing class of three or [...]
How Anglicanism Saved Me from “Following My Heart”
Hello, my name is Ethan, and I am a recovering expressive individualist. You are familiar with “expressive individualism,” even if the term isn’t familiar. I’ll define and describe it below, [...]
The 1662 Book of Common Prayer: The One Prayer Book Every Rookie Anglican Needs
A liturgy makes it easier to pray with others, and to pray with the church—past, present, and future. Liturgical prayers are not the only kind, but there is something special [...]
